Dubai Healthcare City (DHCC) is a specialized healthcare and pharmaceutical hub in Dubai, established in 2002 by Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the UAE Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai. DHCC is located in Bur Dubai, accessible through Sheikh Zayed Road and next to Rashid Hospital. The complex is worth US$1.8 billion and is owned and built by Dubai Holding through its subsidiary Tatweer.
DHCC includes a range of facilities such as pharmaceutical offices, private hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, medical teaching facilities, research institutes, clinics, and spas. The complex also features 5-star hotels, condos, and villas for residential use. The goal of DHCC is to position itself as a leader in international healthcare by providing patients with the best possible treatment in a variety of specializations. To achieve this, DHCC continually brings in new services and specialists.
DHCC is committed to adhering to worldwide quality standards and employs eminent medical specialists to perform the full range of medical services, ensuring patients receive the finest treatment possible. The complex also aims to attract medical tourism by offering world-class medical services and facilities in a luxurious and comfortable environment.